Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 27, 1902 · page 2

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FRUIT JARS.
'Mason Qts., 50C. (102.

STURTE; ; N

million and AlluSt.

 

. o .ingvthat the demand for. OIL STOVES this year would
let than ever before on account of the increased cost of
have secured the largest line of these heaters el lg
not. and during the early part of the season we shall oil a
bit below the regular WHOLESALE PRICE today.

TERPRISE" HEATERS-«Smokeless and odorless, or '
oil reservoir, eight inch wick, central draft, adjustable Wl.
andsome wrought iron frame. nickel trimmings—a thox‘u
:updto-date heater.

ONLY $3. 50.
Milly other styles equally as cheap.

 

 

FRUIT JARS.
Lightning. 89c. doz.

 

 

So. Norwalk.

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Continued no on First me.

WW ‘
parontly relished heartily. lie chatted
inn confidential way with. Titus, and
told Janitor Edward _.thll‘t‘llllti that he
intended to outer the navy. Later tn
the morning Constable Mather came
down to are tho offendin- and took the
keys which ho left. with the drug clerk
over night. He wont to tho cult and
saw the fellow was all right. luld thou
Went home to dinner. That was the

IlW of his wouldtho [lllnonen

About 1": 30 o 'clolzk k'i‘ituu went across
the atrt at. with Sniailings dinner. but
the hild had flown. He immediately
untitled (lonsiahlol Mathol. hilt by this
time Slunlliug was piohuhly normal
miles away. Mr. Mather? begun a search
[Oh the follow, undtl cod him noun-
distunoe up Bailey aVenuti. Beyond
' that ho hull was ion-t.

'1 hot Sluulllllg had an urrompllco
who assisted ililll lll his escape is not
doubted by the. lesidollts of Dalton,
and it ill also not doubted that his ao-
'l’Olllpllde was an outsider. An inventi-
giltiuu of tho roll nholl'od that the look.
ono manufactured by the Yale &
'i‘owue factory, in Stamford. had been
pried UllPll with a strong instrument.
probably of steel. Snlulling left with
tho tool, whatever it was. The instru-
ment must liil‘v’c horn strong. on no or-
dinary lilo or Illocc of stool would have
done tho work.

After this wns llollo the prisoner luld
on easy thing of it ill making his ca—
rapo. He jumped through an open
window at the south end of the room
lnto nu nronwny, climllod a hiltll hoard
{once and was off up the road 'llle
footprints where he landed in lumping
\Vt‘lo plainly distinguishable, and he.
was tlzlrod by those a rullllidelahle dis-
louro. ’l‘olophono nlollungos were soul
to tho Stuuli‘ord and South Nol‘waik
outhoritiru to ho on the lookout. for
lilo luau, hut it is not thought he will
he tilllilllt‘tl about those phu on at Iousl
not right llwll)’ 'lhoso who have. had
lllj'l (‘\Di‘l ion on with tho loutlltul ( lilll»
illul knoll lllat he is liot the person to
ho uuulzhl napping.

'l‘ho history ol‘ Smulling‘s career is a
roululu-o of null lilo. [turn of good par-
ents. ho won a illodol youth up to tho
ngl- ot' ilfleou. Ii‘ot‘ SPVl‘l‘ltl years no
worked for U. S. Bailey. proprietor of
tho Ilell'll-n lil't-l‘y sillillt‘r‘». and tho Illi-
llfr dw-iurmi that he never found n iloy
more Illillltul or as hurt] it workor. At

 

CHILDREN‘S HOSE, DOUBLE KNEE.

REGULAR PRICE, 15 CTS.

 

LADIES‘ FANCY HOSE,

REGULAR PRICE. 25 CTS.

 

LADIES‘ FANCY HOSE,

REGULAR PRICE. 25 CTS.

LADIES' FANCY HOSE.

REGULAR PRICE $0 CTS.

 

THESE PRICES FOR THURSDAY
AND. SATURDAY ONLY.

 

ursday, Bargain Day

For this weekwe make ll_,_specialtv oi

 

AT 10 CTS.

AT 15 CTS.

AT 19 CTS‘J.

AT 35 CTS.

 

 

 

tho duo of fillif‘it‘t‘ll he would do a full
grown lnuu's Wm’k. ()nt‘ night he
[Plum-d that on:- of lilo fellows work—
ing with llilll ill tho Ilalu ilnllifill "lhis
he took from uudel his flipnds 9di—
low. and the next morning started for
Stamford ill a line turnout. There he
bought a hicyrie, and on returning was
unusui of the theft. confessed. and
wont to the slate reform school. Af-
lel' srl'l'lng a term there ht‘ hm-tlluc
‘il'lllllllliit‘ll with the notorious John
'i‘anllor. who is now selling u yt-ur‘n
sentonml illitridgeport jail for his
crimes. and with him rut-medal in roll»
hing H‘th'ill stores and liwollingo. At
who time both were locked up Ill tho
Norwalk polico station. The next
'nornillt: the two had fled.

' An East Norwnlk man known as
"(.‘opper" Hoyt, traveled with the
young jail llruakors. and their petty
Primes lloounle- ll‘eIl-lluown ill The Not“
walks: so well, ill illt'l, that ll'llollvl‘er
.: burglary (it‘ft’lll’rt’fl, it could almost
invariably ho trot-0d in thie’ trio. 'i‘ilry
rolllwd William Gilbert's Cui‘lbllng shop
on the Washington street llridgv. and
. were sent to Bridgeport Jail for a term.
. ill smut- wuy the thrill? lloramu w purul-
-1. and the next offence for which
Stunning was responsible occurred
.llloul a your ago. when he broke into
the l‘t‘Silli‘ntil‘ of Dr. Morlin .I. Water-
'llll'l'. on illpllx Iiillae roan. Ilnrion. In
trying to est-app ilt’ made his way
through a til-Lil "-l‘ilk" hintphl n
linlm hand saw the night lnllruudlrr,

§:ml| llrod at him llitil his (ltllllill‘ llul-

twild shotgun. Snlzliiiug dulkui lo
luluid lllt" shot. and his hilt “5P4 knol- k-
at oft. Had it not hurt: for tho inter-
lilrl‘oi-nrn of lint. \‘l'atol‘llul'y he would

 

 

lull lloll'. Sh“ pleaded leniency on no-
l'ounl of his youth. nod, on his return-
ing the stolen mods. ho was allowed to
tho, (‘onstahles Hunt and llnli wont to
to no avail. Then in.» was heard from
in Jersey City.
poor ho: to a Catholic church. was
caught. and sentenced to a six nlonlhls’

 

”OW

The superiority of Portland over or,
diner-y cements is w ll understood.
The price is now so i that micell-
daie content in, to an extent being
crowded out. We handle the "Min."
which to conceded to lie the boat brand
on the market. Our we- or this eo-
ment have lnereued tenfold within
a few years. it you are mind to m
cement use “ATLAS."

or room we have the "Bonendnll!"
also“. and our line at maim’ liuiilllng'
malarial: blue-tone, sewer plmlotouuu
iroolnplon. .2 . ,

 

‘ YT Flt

 

,l WANNNGTONa

Wits brought to Dorian.

 

 

. A VERMONT POSTMASTER.
WASHINGTON. September 27~—.\l.
0, Field one today appointed post-

... master at Wold Cornwall. ‘Vermunl.

 

 

CONOITION SATISFACTORY.
September: 27——
.. President ltnmmelt'n condition mutin-
' lies ndiislartory to his physician.

 

I!
“y‘alwdek‘ m M. ’

“twat. ‘37:“

 

'pol'llups llii‘y't’ liili‘ll St'i'Yilix l: ll‘l‘iil lo-

hill‘l-‘li and made a search for him. but i

He had rolllwll the."

mo! in the Jersey City penitentiary. It
was alter serving this sentence that he l

, inn-akin: imo tho Ht'ikmllb rMilionrfl

. lourt tomorroo. at llllah lime Duly

' FRONT OF BUILDING COLLAPSEO.
Front lamina ola nine riots! other:
: building under {Wufllufl in Four-
. lot-nth “flit“. pr'fllll' the new Wit
;‘o‘-rlotll thin morningdaml

a . to laminate and a narrow esmli‘! from

i with not!“ for 3 till coping on the
‘ tithoor.

‘2;- all and to the transom

-, 0W Lloyd til the alanine! laminae
whirl: arrived from sterner ill atom

09 y ll: .Here. Backed by
“South Norwaile' Testimony. '
t" raw-nub...

Don't take our word for It.

Don't depend on a stranger's stato-
maul.

iioad South Norttaik ondornonlout

Itoad the atutonlel lie of South Nor-
Wnlk citizens

And douldo for .youl'llolt’. .

Hero in one cone of it:

Mr. H Sivain of 31 Formula street.
by occupation ll llllonlnn. earn: “1
wall Ill 0. New York hospital for over
aye-or under trentulout tor kiduuy
complaint and Urinary trouhlo. and
when dluehul'god I rouoivod on \I!l()lll'~
on card. I had too fruqnollthctiml oi’
the kidney aeorctlons; In {not i had
lost all contlol ll’lplloenred llouun
Kidney Pills from tl’inlatod'n drug
Hltlit'. They did me mule i'Ond than
any doctor nvul did and not uni: hon
oilttrd myself but i ndviuod Mrs.
Swain to take Dunn's Kidney l’iils for
her backache. They (.‘lll‘Qil her."

Sold for 50 (route a box. Ifi‘oslcr-Mil.
burn Company, Buffalo. N. Y., solo
:lguniu for tho United Hinton.

llf‘llllllllllt'l' tho llulllt.“r{lullll'ilv—ruiltl
taku no other. .

n illlld
Inl‘leigllllllretll

 

 

ll Illusions ElllIisillll lltlllltul
Tlllllls In Illwliugs, Il’ulllllillg

Fifteen Cars I’llnl I’ll iilld llrhril
instantly Caught lire

Il’A WIJNS. Wyn, Hl-llil‘nlllol 27 , .\
liiruutroua il‘l-ight \lll‘l'l'll Ilt't‘llllt‘il in
thin rily lust. night. it is llolil-l'lvli thu-
:lt it‘lll-ll lilK Illl‘ll ill‘l‘ lilltli‘l' lilo ill'lr
till.

All i‘.\’ll'fl. {Wright and slnl‘li upwllll
Willi I‘llluiul-nr I’lltlloo lll llllll'uv t'Iilill‘
l.‘ at midnight. ’I‘llol‘l- IH :l llt‘llVy urudo
soloing lulu tho llll‘lis from tho ll'l-zlt
llld lilo air llrukos (mind to work. 'l‘llo
l'nuilll-vr “'lllh’ilt‘ll for broken. hut it
Willi loo Into for tho Illllui llrollus lo
illn‘i‘ any effort ullou ill" lil'll"! train,
ll'hirll ('l‘unhlvll lllto lllo stark irniirl
\lloul tlflwu (are Viv'i't' llilvll on top
if tho t'll’lllt! and almost instantly
llllii‘ll into ilnmoel. l) u .zinol r I’llllloo
was thrown Illllit‘i‘ till wrull and it‘
.~l léllill lhzlt at tonal llH' (lliii‘l‘s' Shill-
‘il u llkt Into

Tho \\‘l‘l‘.t'k Willi l‘lt'iil'l'll :lll'uy l-nough
to talk to l-llllzillvm l‘llllltil‘_ who is
lliil illi“(‘, hut thvy ill-pl ullllllio to not
him out and it is li'fiii‘t‘tl lllal ho will
in: llllrnmi to (it‘llill 'I‘hol'u “'(‘ri' iii
'l’il‘" :l ill>zt‘il Hit‘l) known to hurt» bot-ll
riding: ill and on ill-~ :lrs llenliuz tllvlr
W‘H)’ Ul‘t’I‘ lllt’ road It I‘i not known
how many of then: l’év‘alit‘il. .\‘ol more
*huu tour haw hoot. r'mu. hot it ill:
‘)(’llt‘\'l‘!i that mow illnll lhut numiu-r
:0: off. when it was harm-d that tho
humour hild lost control of tho train,
\ number of sheep ill-re also llurnr‘d .
0 death.

\VASlllNG'l‘th. Ind Rl-lltl-llllwr :7 -

\ work train on ll‘w Sonllu-ru Indiana

'ailvl’zly_ with iiii)’ till-m,- Iiil’ll on board,

was wow-lied u-zar idloloru last night.

This onglno. louder, marlin: and ia-.
loos". turn-HI ol'or no "Iltlldlllilht'lll FIX

'N‘l llixli. N0 (llii' was liliiv'il. bill Ht“

'lral wu't' hadlv llljlil‘vd.

 

DALY IN ANOTHER SCRAPE.

Theft of a Blevcle to be Answered for .
in the Stamford City Court. .

The other «luv it lion-moan ntlulml E
h-irmki. “it” ill“: in (lit-nimmil. rod";
to tho lilt'lllll‘tltili tl’l-iclll doom on ;:
‘llli‘lf‘ii‘ ho purl-hasn't rr-m-llill' lronl ll'
jSllllnlord tlHili‘I Si io~lll lull lllt“ ill-i
ryvlu outaidl- of ill“ ll’llll'. While ht
trnnszu-lu-li t~Hl.ll' lllll'ill".“< in ”in in: :ln-‘
tllm- tulllt' mm rum:- (llHIlt: and “Hill“
of! with ill" llhvvl l'vvli-rritll‘ rout;
piuiut of thi- ill: it “in lull-il- to ('lln-l
sinilill h‘rhlm-hllwu who with tho old I
i of ('o'ueliltlilo Humidor. found tho when! l
in Imrkwood art-nus: and took choral ‘3
lot it. Thu thief has not. yet been
: ralllehl.

.Iolln l'hliy ihv lollrlu-tuyoar-nlli
East side lull. Who with ’i‘humail KW-
;ley. a til-varohl youth. wall armlltmll
itwo Weeks alto tor lolltluz tho Ti’iil"
.lienro of the Ht'lllilflfll-‘l. “m illilun into
lt'littlwly by the Um constnldvl: ymlvl-
itiiu’ for the theft of III“ hil H lt" Duly
fruit! he amt the whrmi loll slandlnr’
near ill"! lrrlitzhl unite and took it for
: ride. llu divlnt llrioa i' home. but
Mt it with a boy frloud Ill lunchwmul
avenue. 'l‘v» two lull-ill had lawn rill-
inc: about on the when! duriu'f the rum
(on dawn

 

%
i
l

whorl tor him
The ratio against tho two boys for

Will probably coma» uu in tho (it:
will prohllhll i»1 urrniinlmi too. on

the charge of appropriating the hi~
cycle.

 

WASHIHGTON, September Elm'l‘ho

lord "oil-I collupnmi nhortiy‘ all.” 9
a large
‘ "crowd of permit- gaming on their my

oath or iuim ’l’ht illuminant was
and It! overweightiu; the two iron
tolerant support. tor the from troll.

Theme immem alone:
and I out at the i tamarind: tell
to the around. but hourly the
of the em rn «ancient
min; to the lmtyw‘ loom employ
flow laborer
gillf! it) return

 

no injured both e n
to work.

COTTAGE C'TY AT ANCHOR.
Vimmlll. B (3.. Mainland! 31......

M.WW» lherleamercot
iyinsanelafiedit nuance

I
._ in line only. M mums um doom .57

“i" it ml“ i” “4"" ‘7‘" W Ht'l'isit l HERMAN Lill'iilv l :l
adrit‘ull that hit: futllor nilfthaxl'll “10: t H ‘

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

. METHODIST .

I! lltS’l‘ Mill’l‘ HODIS’I‘ l“ l‘lSCOI’Al.
(hurl ll ltov. W. Wui‘iold 'l‘ ‘Ihlnl‘lnil.
[illHtOl .wil..lil u. lll. rluun int-utilm:
10:30 a. m.. autumn "The Wonderful
liooil; lillldl‘t-n talk, "'i‘llc II‘lu.;‘o
12m. Sunday school. uepuluto Ilihio
llIiiw'l'SOt-l for men and wonn n; 3. .lll 1).
ln.. Junior licaguo; ii: 30 p. in.. Young
l’t-oplo'l, meeting; 7. 30 p. nu. manic
glilvilt? uddreall, “Let All the People
. n

KNltlil'l‘ S'i‘llElil'i‘ (ll-illltCH, 'I‘. ll.
McConnell, mutton—4| u. in., prt-uoh—
lug. nullioot. In Nownrsu of, Ilifll.
iiom. vii.. ii: tzzlltl p. in, Sunday
school: 7 1). ln.. (.lhrlutlan Endeavor;
8 p. in. prayer lllltl.§[irlti89 survive.
conducted by Ill‘llllit‘i' (‘lllll’lcu III.
Miller llnd ausoriatoul wrokly moot-
illml: 'l‘ uosduy evening. ritual meet-
ing; Friday evening; prayer meeting.
All lIlC‘ welcome.

CONGREGATIONAL.

Hull'l‘li NORWALK Cithll'lidtlA
lioluli (llllll‘l‘llvwliliill), pulllll- won
uhip; a-lrnlou lly pastor. Iicv. l’nul
Monro Slruyor. on “Thu Ililllo for
Hilltlt’lllh”: l‘.‘ lll., Illlllo school. ’I‘ho
.ltallnillnu Clilll will lli‘ a'lili't‘Hl-it‘il lil’
:\I'i‘lliltlllll K. ilruro. Music- at morn-
it'll; llol'l’ll'o: Allilu-ln. “l“.ulrt Not.
0 lsrllol." M. snicker; conil'nlto
solo. “Prayer." Touti.

- BAPTIST.

Silll'i‘ii Nillt‘WALK IflAi"l‘iS'l‘. il.
Ii. (‘urpuuton pastor—~81:uduy will
he rally (lay of the lilhlc uchool, and
will llu ()th‘t'l'W'tl at ll o‘clock ill the
lluditolium. as n "(iml‘t’il'l‘ll lolly day
Hi‘l‘llct‘. “IMF! the theme 'I‘ho illlll to
l’luglrsu. A upolhll ploglllln has
hit" prop Dill‘t‘tl, with routiutiouu and
lililh’lll. Roll (all by clauses and extra
singing by clauses. The School will
moot ill the chapel at int-til. and with
n pl-om-aqionul hymn. will Illlll‘t‘ll into
lhl- t'llllli'll Soulcllil illoglunls will
in: alien to l ‘l"(‘l\ ulonlilol of tho (' on—
lzl'm‘ 'lilioll. lllt‘ ilddlms of thi- lull.—
lor will Ilo on illn lopir ‘thlll' :4 Iloll-
qllot Tillllt‘. illustrated by an older!
that will interest all. The Junior till.
donl'uroru at -i ll. m; the Souior
l‘hristiun Eudonvor :lt trill) o'clock.
'I‘opic. Mlsuiollnl‘y lirrom, (.‘Ilool'lul
inl-o’ t‘ll\l‘l~ll‘l Al to limit. 21!. till;
lt‘mlul. A I.. Shall“ 'i'llll Si’l‘t’li‘t‘h'
Iii Tull) will «(milieu of song and
molar. llith aormon: topic. 'I‘ho Fall-
ing: of the Imnl. 'l‘horo will lw luu~
hir- hr the quartet prvpllrmi PSIil‘i'llilly
for this occasion. The ortlillulll-o of
Ililpllhfll will lw illllillllll‘it‘l't‘ll with
tho :lillginl! of tho llalptislnlll hymn.

illtM‘l) IlAI’TlST (‘ili‘itt‘li iii” Null»
walk. i'Ili‘llt'I‘ Ruth-r and Quincy
Ftrootsfi Nortvaik ltov ll (‘. Thomas
milliiiif'l‘~"-Sllnlll.l_‘l' il :l. nu, pruiso.
prover and Ill'l'lil'llllii.’ sol'villlv: :l'llll
ll. lll.. lillllt' llrhooi: 7 ll. Ill. ('ilric.
tllll‘. lilldl'al'or lnrvllllx; a ll. "L.
prom-hing; tlurmv "Tlll‘rl'll‘l‘l' nllnl.‘
own arm lll'olittllt nulvrtloll ulliu
lilo." Midwl'rvk survivor: ’l'lulru»
day. S p lll.. illl‘l‘i' ll‘ill lw :l culled
hlluinl-rs meeting to complain llllflil'
ishml lilisiilv‘fis of last Tllurxllnl' ove-
Hing. All nwulhrrs are rt‘tlultili’tl
to ho urn-limit. souls are {rev :lnll a
l-urdlal invitation extended to all.

EPISCOPAL.

'I‘RiNI'l‘Y EI‘iStTUi'Al. ("liliiltill
“'(‘hi strut-t :lnil Pflil‘fll'lil avenue.
ill-v. llomilly F. llllmphriek, motor-
Holy (‘oululllniolu hi .1. in: Sunday
sr-llool, 9:43 a. in: nlornillc: prayer
and H’l‘lllti". it run: err-nine arr-
Vii'l'. 7::lil p m Sprrirll lllllfiil‘ltl pro-
umm first Sundav in every month.

ADVENT.

.\Il\'IC.\”I‘ i‘IllllS'l'lAN i‘lil'llt'il \‘llll
'l.:lndi i‘li‘l‘l'l. Ens! Norwulk, ltl‘ll'. .l
W, llnl‘ie. llitf‘lifil"w.“’il”nllll! S’t‘l‘mlllt
at Who: Sunday M-ho'ol at l'..’ in:
Loyal Workum' nlvvlinu at 6:17., iml
ll‘l’ Ill-other liarrl' Ilmlf'iwt‘Z topic.
'I'r-nlpot‘zllu-o; protra- ill'l‘ll‘ll'l- at 7‘ l ’l;
at 7:30 tho pastor will speak in! re
uuwt upon the mole, 'I‘t'iillil'l runn-
nll n (lowuul imam» "

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
l‘lliS'i‘ (BilRIS’l‘iAN Sillitlfli‘l‘. 8(lf‘ll’)‘
iv. Norwaikmlto ulnr Sluuins‘ Err»
\it‘t' at tho lined m: Room. )Illultlll'
lluillllm: {ll Wall atroot. :ll 12 1:. UL:
it‘fillllllmilil locating. Wednesday vl'~
Imus: at it p. in To holh W‘ri’it'flfl
lhl' llulllil' lit cordinllv lilvllfld. Ht’lul-
int: ltuunl open to the public oath
week da: from 2 W .l p. m.
SALVATION ARMY.

Till; SAL VATION ARMY. i8 South
Main atrrolmwaltingll every night
(except Tuesday at is p. m. Sunday.
Holmium mulling. 10:31! a :u . praise
meeting, tip. in. Abmmhlleflortuili
he made to make the meetings a belt-
ill! to all who attend Everybody
\l‘olcumu. (1M. [tedatoncdjaptnin

GERMAN EVAOIGELtCAL.
GERMAN EVANGE‘LK‘AL l‘iilJIlCil
(‘haril-s A. time itemize, Ptolormatl?
\illtil every Sunday alternator: at}.
mlmk, in the Saudirh Coherent:
donut (Show?

GERMAN LUTHERAN.

t'llllra h North Main «trout it: ill”!
Mlncllly owning at 7* tr'o, lotllillrlwl
In: tic-r. K. Kretzmaun, oi litolntonl.

IS. ll M18 lll' illil.
In um Mot: W on Mun;

Walla-nil 1: lane thirteen:
Hymnal lwmdetewling a caution
should. of chum, look criminally to thwo
phase when the with were ivy-rm and
what. Now the lam boil; tilt: «not».
The latter we finiifl‘filfiffll ohm our troll
mammalian! limit to mar "titan: {mm at.
tack the imam are lllmliil gamma.
Helmet attend Carlie Bl ywtm: it in
mmm,w uneven until the
my hon min I halide the
Mk. 'l'hebollhlngli. t omenfihnhm
pumice them-re. Mammal.
um"- out at MUM: mm of
flow the Meta, the immune
WM four treatments: But that
1b mm In Minnelli icy ilvflfimflm
m dmlerutio, the 33th:. has me will:
Miranda. Hammer m his
also.“ 02m 0! ill. in the m l. The!
film Inflammation full.
with prior: gun-to mm» and he

“my“! WW elm Iriih the new
W Nahum diamond by

”to m I”!
’3. 1 it“ outta “Imam”?!

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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THE D.- M. READ.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Established 185 7 .

 

A new line of French embroidered Pattern Waists

is attracting great attention.

The material is a salt. exqui-

site French Flannel, and the colorings are French also.
Tile pastel-shades are numerous and now and then

the eye is caught by a geranium red or vivid green. The

turquoise and vieux rose shades are very lovely. and there

are more browns and grays than you ever now.

There are

blues, pinks, rcsedas, cream. russet. and all the biscuit

and mode shades.

All of these Flanncls are embroidered with Persian
designs in a more or less elaborate way.

There is a turquoise with bands of pansy embroidery.‘

There is a black with an Arabesque design in silver.

There is a green with a lighter shade of green and

white.

Some are nearly covered with embroidery, others

have only simple bands.

To every purchaser iii given a French Fashion Plate
containing a number of designs tor making, which is help-
ful in placing the embroidery effectively.

Prices are from‘$z.5o to $6.50.

Three yards to a pattern.

At the Flannel

Section.

EXTRA ORDINARY OFFERS FOR MEN.

Soft Percale

Shirts. good for ,all winter. a splendid

line with two collars to match. 50 cts each.
A fine assortment of Silk Four-in-hands. in popular

and rich colorings.

50 cts each.

A special lot of Four«in-hantls for 23 cts.
Men's heahy twilled Night Shirts. the quality that will
be appreciated these cool nights. 50 cts each.

SPECIAL IN UMBRELLAS.

For women.

Umbrellas of fine gloria silk. 26 inch,

with box wood handle trimmed with sterling silver, also

some with pearl handles, $l.5o.
Fine gloria silk. 28 inch. with extra tine

For men.
boxwood handle. $1.50.

 

THE D. M. READ COMPANY, .

 

Bridgeport, Conn.

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THE TOBACCO WAR AT AN END.

 

SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD'S SCHOOLS MAY

CLOSE.
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LONDON. Sl-lllvlnlll-r 2?» Thu tollzw

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unity
c-lit'all nod i-anxillh ('lllt‘l'i‘llt- no out

hand
l’l‘h‘ll
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the moat rzarolui ronnidvmlinu. ’i‘ht- ‘ poor.

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alum

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By the Amalgamation of American;
1
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l
I

ll» first ("tillililllit'iull to my mind

LET-“Th4- ”I'll-[i bi:l'i0ll}i rollult of ”It!
wool {amino 3M. anticipated in iiiili
«:lll‘ ill till; polls-laillility that till.- pulmc
Hl‘illl’llh may in: l-Iollod within a Wonk.
litull oi the ”rillhil null .‘lmvril'hll . ‘ltmlllhfi l"91““"~'" WW” 51"" H “W
outs. Roll-trill; in too “mm”,l'llilurrn ”.f 'L‘PiW‘Im‘l', for m“ winter
’ p . , _ ; {lily} HA1: l-é‘ill'IIiL’ Ht‘l‘I'Ilih‘ly rzolmdorml
o! ill“. ("illillt l, on othrtui ol ill"; by W, P“). llI'UW'rU‘ mnunlu-m, which
i'ltiill mulpnny Hill] to :l I'I‘llft’fil‘li' ‘ to“, (hard. oi Uti- fll'huill lilii'dingiL but
r of tho .‘\l~tuoriutwi i’l'vm‘. "ll. it will only M- taken after thorough
dismimllon with tho mayor and lot-in
lH'Tli of tho ill-howl tlitlini‘lil‘lt‘ili and roll»
rawhdnll’w- ritizrns. Tlu: lllI when; of
lll‘: lit) property mmmitton lJl'll‘W'!
in lllllili to limit llll: lrtl'll- oi Um that it would lw Moor to (logo tho
of liw world. ; fil’ll‘mlH and now: what litilt' mal they
had ltt'i‘ll z: hard oulttvr. rt'tlilii‘llill hum lot‘ luau-mutton amour; tho

,h .

and British interests.

or lliir' Inwn ('lllli’ll by ”I" wont--

IL'lll “Hill and wit“ that iiiititil‘ii
of lililrl‘l'iii'n‘ «hurl: powerful .‘llil-

 

tinltonr. hall,- ill-ran Ill'inml'lling,
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which mold not lw flintllHl-itf‘l in tilt?3
”H.829 whilu they w-lrw in Ill‘tiizrt‘rt‘i’l hut ;
now that tint on: i‘tlllt‘lll'li‘tl. ‘Wt' how- ‘
llt'l'lllt'll to incur the nuthoriletll'o
stateroom to head all gurhlmi accounts
l'rraollllily I think the limo: on whirl:
this; combination is lornml are» ill-ruin

rd to hilt-wt. the lower iii-ill oi gnu-
orul angloAmorivd'n commercial rhin-
llmlll.“

The olllrlai ilnlltllliil‘lmll‘lll allows:
that the amalgamation or ”14' [mum
and American internal» latter the hum
of a new company. to luv known all the
“mull-American (brilliantly. in who»):
both the Imperial and Amorlran oom~
iiinion are rrprvatrnted. Till.- American
and imperial companion aitl't‘a'.‘ to rel
ant-rt Mich Olill'T'iS domletir trade. While
ltlw Iirilinh-Mzmrii'on Tolam‘l'o {folio
pony will compete for the trade of all
the mall. of lhl‘ world. ‘I‘ilrl parlors won.»
finally sinned today 'ilw new «mm
pony lnill in: mainland in London on
blunder

LlKflfi TO LIVE 1" AMERICA.

IMNIMN. W'thilwi' :zt- it in iont
like ruling kettle" mid lilr Mil-haul live
tarry m n raprmntallvo of the Auto
eluted Prom; prior to hilt aniline to
liter York today on the simmer this»
main today. The new mum: outlaw
tailor to ”it: linitwl Elaine. who iii no
compatriot! ll] land! "when in on»
will: nationalists his; return to Amer-i.
ca.

.“it always mm» to me." continued
KM Imblmdor. ”that Winslow In
the only pom tn the initial: diplomatic:
midn- llrilem on» {will thoroughly at
more or warm the common hm
auntie he» a mm deal to do with till;
he! time is something men trimmer:
idiot; of mane I new alien
m fond of America and hilarious
i an: lending: forward hopefully to
aluminium: thinner: friendly relational

ti oiled iitntes and (load
are are me to he
ill. 0! mm 1 urn

 

 

 

 

 

 

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HOYT'S THEATRE.

One solid Week. Commencing
HONDAY. aEPTEMBEH m,

Chester DeVoade

Stock Co.

Direction of Phil levy.
.lllUNiiAY NIGHT.

Mr. iiekonde'al MW! fluorine

Tim. BOND or HONOR.

Tune. tualluw~Thtl Fatal Kim.

Toes. night~~«‘l‘en ‘l'rm Mm.-

Wed. matinee-whine!" Creek Fort.
Wm! night-MA Drop of Poison.
'rlmol. matinee-«Hawk Mil-t.
Thorn. nizhim'rhrt "mater.

Inlanr‘s of week to he tinnmmmni.

unions. in. m and 30 route.

mum ”oily lama: alum,

it) and Melanie.

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m fl 1; 1 m not the South ”enroll: and Wanda 0mg
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